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Vol. 4.

THE

Summerside Journal,

18 PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY

THURSDAY EVENING,
BY

JOSEPH BERTRAM,
AT HIS OFFICE, CENTRAL STREET,

sana orton

AND NEWS.

No. 40.

boots, his ** hired man” for a second, and
for his weapon the good hickory flail he
had been swinging the day before!

Great was the astonishment and yoluble
the indignation of the Frenchman when
finally made to understand that the rustic
really intended to tight the duel with this
ugly rural implement, But he sturdily
stood his ground,

“I dou't know anythin’ about your
toastin’ irons,” he said, **but I do under-
stand a flail, and Pye just made up my

‘TO LITERATURE, SCIENCE, COM

“TEMPERANCE

MERCE, AGRICULTRE,

Summersi ; :

de, Prince Edw

ard Island, Thursday, July 1, 1869.

Business Gards,

CRAWFORD'S HOTEL,

NO. 9, KING SQUARE,
SAINT JOININ, N. B.
TP\UE subscriber having thoroughly retitted

and enlarged his HOTEL and STORE, is
now prepared to accommodate Permanent and
‘Transient Boarders on the most reasonable

sely powertul, ‘The only question which
remaiued was, what was to be done with
the carcase? He was loth to leave it
where it was; beaides, he wanted its skin
—as what victorious sportsman does not ?—
and, above all, he wished to show Mrs.
Barclay how easily such seeming monsters
could be killed. Not unaturally, then,
though in an evil hour, he deteriined to
drag it home, For this purpose he undid
his stirrup-leather, and making it fast over
the head of the snake, led his horse along,

RoeTay.

REMOVAL !

DOCTOR FULLER
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACOUCHEUR

Resipence anv Orrice on
Central Street,...... Summerside.
(Directly opposite the Summerside Bank)

Over and Over Again,

Over and over again,
No matter which way I turn,
Talways find in the Book of Life
Some lesson I have to learn,
T must take my turn at the mill,
T must grind out the golden grain,
T must work at my task with a resolute will.

TERMS: a i 5 | _Sunmmerside, may 13, 1869. Over and over again, which, asit towed the snake, lefta deep | mind to tight this here duel with a flail,
1 copy for one year, in advance, 68, 3d. | {1 US 0,in conncetion,a GROCERY STORE, CARD mark in the herbage, and sometimes a| So, monsicur, begin lungin’ and pokin’ at
ae +“ half advance, 7s. 6d. | Where every article required for house use ‘ We cannot measure the need trail of blood on the grass over which the | me just as quick xs you please,”

may be had. Of even the tiniest flower,
Nor check the flow of the golden sands
That run through a single hour.
But the morning dews must full,
And the sun and the summer rain
Must do their part, and perform itall

Over and over again,

in i The perplexed captain then dropped
down to w little fricudly remonstrauce ;
saying, very blandly :

** Pardon, monsieur, you know not de
duel, Permit me to recommend de small
sword, IL lend wis de most, most great
plaisir, Monsieur, Youno tuke him? You
fight wis dat ting? See you! I cut wis
my rapier dat little cordon dat hold de two
part togedder, foule de suite; and den where
will you be, eh?”

‘The farmer laughed carelessly, and a
little tauntingly, as he replied—

» Never mind me, cape’n. I'm obleged
toyou, Keep your extra small sword to
spit your lrogs on, ll stick to my flail.
And now let's to work! Timin suthin’ ot
a hurry to git back to my thrashin’ job.”

* Bien,” said the Frenchman, shrugging
his shoulders, ‘* If monsicur wills to die,
{ put myself at his service lout a fait.”

So they took their positions,

“One! twol! three!!!"—at it they
went! ‘The Frenchman made a signiticaut
stroke, aimed at the weak poiut in his ad-
versary’s wenpon; but missed, aud fell
back for anew demonstration, ‘Chen the

carease was dragged, Ashe advanced,
with the huge reptile trailing at his heels,
some evil genius putit into his head that
now was a fine opportunity to give Mrs.
Barelay a lesson that would cure her of
her fear of serpents, His simple plan of
mischief was soon laid. Ile determined
totake the serpent into the house, and coil
it in the sitting-room in such a manner as
that its wounded parts could easily be hid-
den. He draggedit, therefore, with some
trouble along the verandah, and soon
managed to coil away its great folds in
suclia manner that its injuries were hidden
and it looked as it alive. When all had
been arranged, he went and called his
wile, who, us is the custom of the country,
was sleeping out the great heat ot the day
in her own room, Little suspecting what
was to follow, she came at once, and the
instant she entered the sitting-room Mr.
Barelay slipped out and fastened the door
behind her, What passed alterwards can
only be guessed with horror, Ler screams
of * The serpent, the serpent!” were at
first so shrill and loud as to quite drown

atthe end of year 9s.

Persons getting up cLuns of ten Subscribers
will be entitled to the Journat for one year.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
mserted at moderute rates and in good style.

Srucra, AGREEMENTS may be made on
reasonable terms for a whole, a half, or quar-
ter column, or by the year.

Job Printing

of every description, performed with neatness
and despatch, and at moderate rates,
at the Jounnat Office

DR: DODD may again be consult-
ed, at his old residence, in MARGA'TE,
NEW LONDON.

April 15, 1869.— pro 3m.

DR. J. PRIGH,
Physician & Surgeon,

Orvice—At the SumMersipe Drug Store,

next door to Bank, Central Street

SUMMERSIDE, .... P.E. ISLAND.
October 12, 1868,

DR. JARVIS

Has REMOVED his Residence to SUM-
*MERSIDE, next door to the Rey. Mr.
Hrame’s, on Central Street.
$@= Ue can be consulted at his residence
or at Hunt & Co’s Drug Store, at all times,
Summerside, June 8, 186%

J. CRAWFORD & SON.
Sept. 10,1868. ly

FOUNTAIN HOUSE!

North side King Square, (next to Park: Lotel)
Sr. Joun, N. B,

JAMES W. THOMPSON, Proprietor.

FPMILE Proprietor of the above HOTEL takes
this opportunity to return thanks for the
liberal patronage hitherto received, and most
respectfully solicits 4 continuance of the
8.me.
This HOTEL is very pleasantly situated,
and commands a view of King Square, and
other parts of the City.
In connection with the Hotel, is GOOD
S'TABLING, and a careful Hostler in atteid-
ance. Parties coming from Prince Edward
Island with horses will find this establishment
the most comfortable in the City, and a per-
son always at the Cars on their arrival,
St, John, Sept. 10, 1868. ly

Point Du Chene House !

Over aud over agaia
The brook through the meadow flows,
And over and over again
The ponderous mill-wheel goes,
Once doing will not suflice,
Though doing be not in vain,
And a blessing failing us once or twice,
May come if we try again,

anac for July, 1869.

MOON'S PILASES.

Last Quarter, Ist day, 8h. 34m, evening. N.E
New Moon, 9th day, 9h, 25m, morning, S. EB.
First Quarter, 16th day, 2h. 35m, morn, N.W
Last Quarter, st day, Oh. 54m. evening, W.

Alm

The path that has once been trod
Is never so rough to the feet,
And the lesson we once have learned
Is never so hard to repent ;
Though sorrowfal tears may fall,
Aid the heart to its depth be driven
With storm and tempest, we need them all
‘To render meet for heayen.

A. W. ANDRES, |

Marble Worker,
Point Du Chene, Shediac N. B,

9] par SUN | sun 'sun’s{moon!a o -- - - | Mr. Barelay’s calls to her that the reptile | bi a russ
i + fust | dee. belo; 3 6 was dead, and that she must look at it} Yankee giving a whirring swing with his
$ | weenjrises-sets! clockjnorth; rises]? & | pyyr7y Subscriber would bea 6 call Cleat MONUMENTS, ‘TOMBS, GRAVE- S L l sy t 4 1 t Bry t WNC, | quietly, and he was only first akumed by | fail, brought it down on the head of the
it ah mi] = al ‘ alk a Aeuilonvor (ie traveling paulie Wo tite STONES, &c., &. oe Dis _{a noise of struggling, and the piercing | captain, whack ! making the powder tly
Me eh —— ————| well-known and favorite Hotel, situated at| AstertcAN AND IvartAN MARBLE coN- A Python Stor cries of some hall-a-dozen female servants, ae ities that alert swordsman to the
1 /Thure/t 18/7 49.3 31) 6 22\morn\15 31) the head of the Railway Wharf, at Point Du stantly on hand, Df y: who, drawn by the shricks of their mis-| ground, {ie was not Killed, but severely
2 |Frid 19} 49/3 42) 2 21 0 i 30 Chene, N. B. Can farntel Gravestoncs und Monuments ata i : tress, had entered the room by another bruised and somewhat stunned, Por some
3 |Sat 20) 49.3 5457 18) 0 82) 26) Its advantages as a residence for parties in| Jess price than any other establishment in A terrible tale was told to me in con-|door, What they saw on entering was| minutes the farmer stood in his place,
4 [Sun j4 21/7 484 452 10) 1 0.15 28) quest of health cannot be surpassed. ‘The air the Provinces, and pay a duty besides. nection with pythons by a Brazilian gentle- | Mrs, Barclay attacked by whuge anaconda, | leaning on his Hail, watehing the minis-
5 |Mon | 21) 48/4 15,46 38 139) 27 /is pure, bracing and invigorating, while there | 5g Onouns can be lettat Beirras's Book|man of high’ position. Mr, Barclay, a] which had followed up the broad tract lett | Wattions of the surgeon ; then as tae Prench-
6 |Tues | 21) 48/4 2540 42) 2 9) 271 is every facility fur deep sea-bathing. Store and at D, Exaan’s, Esq., Summerside, }gentioman who had made a comfortable } by the body of its slaughtered mate, ‘he | man tailed to **come to time,” and declared
mia 4 yt I t » sg, 15) y y o
7 (Wed | 22) 48)£ 35 34 22) 2 45 2) | ‘Phe trains for St. John leave the door twice | or sent to independence in mining speculations, de-jinstant their cries alarmed it, it rolled | himself satistied (¢* bien satisfuit?) Ube vie-
8 ‘Thurs 83 484 4b a7 39 Bes yt every day. ‘Lhe charges will be found moder- A.W. ANDRES. — |termined, after some years?’ residence, to | back its fulds through the window by which | tor civilly bade tue party good” morning
9 |Frid | 24) 47/4 54/20 33) sets op | ieee the table good; and the subscriber hopes} Point Du Chene, June 11th, 1868, settle permanently inthe Brazils, Le ]it had entered, Mrs. Barclay was found | ind strode from the eid, followed) by lis
10 |Sat 24) 475 81S 4) 8 18) _ 2) by strict attention to the requirements of his mi : accordingly bought and farmed a tract of Jinsensible, and only slightly torn about | maa, and whistling the new air ot Yankee
i hile hy nd tf fale ate Ha io bf My 5 customers, to ensure general satisfaction. i... PURDYS uncleared land on the north-west frontier, | the faee and partly on the bosom by the | Doudle, ? :
aah Foe sik 26 18 9110 88) 8I PU BLUE AN: ESUpEcton, NEW and pursued his clearing and farming with | fangs of the boa. She was quiet insen-
u wet al nab a ae ib 11 "7 61 P, S.—Being himself a P. Ee. Islander, the M bl d F t tolerable profit, He gave himself, altera sible, however, and never rallied. In THE QUESTION OF GOOD ROADS
45 (Thurs! 29] 445 3929 57/11 38) G1 HAH ED NEDA Alay aia request arple an reestone time, a short leave ot absence, and came | spite of all restoratives, she remained ina i D
16 [Frid | 31) 43.5 45.20 13morn} 31)" pe ya Chene May 13, °69. Bn ESTABLISHMENT, back to Scotland,where be married his}comatose state till the succeeding day,! Tn the making or repairing of a road, it
17 |Sat Bil 425 60:10 7) 0 9 ye Biblia dh Bicralsinen eae ad Ran canals ale ie a ce < ie een, cousin, with whom he again returned to when convulsion succeeded convulsion requires the employment of but a small
18 [Sun [4 32/7 41/5 55'59 40] 0 42/51 9 ROCKLIN HOUSE (NEXT DOOR TO BEER AND sons’) his plantation in Brazil. Mrs Barclay, {till death put an end to her satlering.—| aniount. of experience or skill, In the
19 1M 33) 40'5 59/48 52] 1 18 7 2 E. however, though surrounded with every | Belgravia. layine Yew roi Hi ‘
on ; KING SQUARE, 4 i f ying out of new roads, as sharp hills will
20 ‘Tues | 34] 39,6 8/37 42) 2 0 51 KENT STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN comfort, was far from being quite happy S stutably sraded. if efi
2 e ’ ; ey A not be suitably graded, yraded ut all
21 [Wed | 83] 38/6 6/29 11) 250/38) SiMoy py, FRASER, PRoPRIErOR, || CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. Jin her Brazilian home, She was consti- ; these hills should be avoided as much ws
22 |Thurs| 86) 87/6 9/14 21.8 38} 2 baaeeanry tutionally in terror of the repulsive insects An affair of Honor. possible, by seeking a route to which the
23 |Frid | 87] 36)6 10] 2 9) rises}{1 59) Dormanent and ‘Lransient Boarders will] 4l0 orders punctually attended to.) nd reptiles with which all the wilder parts ae obstacles of 3 slurp grade will be Jittle
24 |Sat 38] 35/6 12/49 38) 8 20) 57) aa the above House.to give satisfaction. Call and See! of that country abounded. She could not} Grace G woop, in the Zndependant) (hough the road may be longer,—A single
25 |Sun /f 39/7 34/6 13 06 a7 8 58 41 55)" Chtown, June 18, 1868, Jan 7, 69 ly go to a drawer without finding in it acen-} recounts an allair of honor which took sharp hill ina road, say (var Milles: done
26 |Mon | 40) 33/6 13 23 86) 9 20) at ee ee Upede as large asa little ecl, or open af place in Lebanon, during its occupancy by | Will uave the effect to lessen the burden to
at cnet mi lly +H ss a 5 if Mt 49 Mr. W. H. POPE WILLIAM BEAIRSTO, cupbowd without meeting a spider almost | the French troops. Some of the Dac de} je carried one half, as no matter what
ie hits 44} 2916 10/42 9/10 30] 46 Biss to inform the public that he has re- . . as ee Ae . oe Sanat _ilantds ol Lauzun’s aristocratic young subalterns, not may be the excellence of all the rest of the
30 |Frid | 45) 28/6 8/27 43/11 8) 43) 1D sumed the practice of the Law. Commission Merchant beautitul colors, but of repulsive appear: |imitating the modesty of their chief, wore | youd, it will be governed by this single ac-
SL [Sat 46) 27/6 5]12 59'11 80] 41] Orrice—A few doors below the Bank of : Poe ’ ance, had to be swept out of her bedroom | disposed to be rather supercilious, and to clivity. So itis with bad roads, ‘A low
a nt ee ee | Prince Edward Islind, Auctioneer & General Agent, atnight, But of all her horrors, the great- | put on airs tow ard the young peuple of the point only fiity yards in length, almost al-
i Markets. Charlottetown, March 18, 1869, WATER STREET, est she entertained was that against snakes | town, when admitted to their imformal par- witys inity wud cut through nearly hub
Summerside a epiaahin! iy a ; pe Infortunately, Mr ec VHee arry-niakin’ wed / 5 My
. 2 Tf, Island |ud serpents. Unfortunately, Mrs, Bar- | ties and merry-makings. In this way, a} ued vil outer i conta
1 3 KELLY Summerside, ----------- wee DP LH, Islanc ta ‘ } , tata) ‘ : deep, will control miles of good rowd; and
July 1, 1869. THOMAS KE ’ adidas: se clay lived ina Fe a country which | gay, handsome young captain gained an} ihese low pieces can be stuned fovertuil
Baa 6d WwW 4 ah ry was infested with snakes, some harmless, | unenyiable social distinction, aud finally | and draine Ab a ASUUHAG. TROHE
Deis uh Ib 4d a dd BARRISTER - AT - LA R. & W. T. Ul UN T, some deadly; but whether harmless or |came to griet, Ata rural bail, to which he ge Lanta Te ity aieeiniat Mn weny
D ‘ : o . ac 7 iy ayy vue shed hit Lr nti ttanga 1 Ae a
Oats per bush 2s Gd a 2s Od ale ¢ OMIM SSton atlerch a nts, aoe Hee Hc Mie heecs Eyl Ase wan ea enue Gene numerous holes aud gullies that are al-
as t : t gt as caug’ a rus au-

Is a Is 3d
10d a 1s

lowed ) car alter year bu remain untouched,
aud ure uusate lor even light wavel, which

NOTARY PUBLIC, &o.

Potatoes per bush i § f ‘
7 GreNnERAT, AGENTS AND tuboba was killed in her house, At an-|ty, amerry little coquette, who, not having

Turnips Bey bush ida 198 SUMMERSIDE, - ISLAND aa pay 3 as fi ‘1 advert ‘i a s,” was Heplense: fj

‘Tallow per Ib. one an ts SALESROOM AND OFFICE we may dignily by such a term the short, | English, and woo was immensely amused | rmer on tis Island Wau reads ie koe
Biatkcra! ag ies Commission Merchant, Copel us Store of W, I’. Hunt & Co.) anaconda, about 11 feet long, was found stalwart young farmer present, and lower- Maciek, Wey SUL aeiy Theis ail
Flour per bbl Shy 8 10 Cora oh ange Peo yee ey ARVELL BROT ILERS, ie oe brought in that two very much hat Was versely At last the distitug Met Wile He tHe Deey LER AOI Ie Ov

premises at his own expense, ‘This, huw-
ever, cin hardly be expected, though we
haye kuown sume farmers to do su,

ly

188 to 19s

Jauny. 1, 1869.
Ni Wl perme, Bre

50s a 60s KERSHAW & EDWARD'S
108 «IMPROVED PATENT
48258! Won-conducting and Vaporising

Fire and Burgler Proof
BARBS.
dda 7d MANUFACTURERS OF

Sda sd) BANK VAULTS, BURGLAR PROOF
id a 8d] VAULT DOORS, IRON VAULE DOORS,

Island Flour per cwt
Uatmeal per cwt.
Hay per ‘Ton

Pine Boards

Spruce Boards

larger serpents of the same ciass had been | soldier grew a little too bold in his atten-
secy in the forest not far off, Poor Mrs, |tions, ‘Lhe lady became slightly alarmed,
Barclay’s terrors were not diminished by |and her lover quite lurivus, Le strode up
the exaggerated tales of her native ser-|to the Frenchman, with his eyes blazing
vants, till at lust they rose to such a pitch | and bis hands clenched ; but addressed his
that if seemed very likely, as she often |in a cool, steady tone, thus: ** Look here,
suid, that she would die if a serpent came | munseer, you French fellows eome to Am-
near her, In this. frame ot micd it’ will] erica to fight, not to make love, So none
easily be believed that her life) was a|of your flatterin’, and palaverio’, and par-
misery to herself, and not of much com- | lezvousin’, abouthere. ‘Lhis young woman
tort to her wild tearnought husboud, Karly | belongs to me; and you may just make
one summer morning the latter went to | yourself scarce, in double quick Lime.”

AUCTIONEER,

Commission Merchants,
AND GENERAL AGENTS,
BANK BUILDING, - - QUEEN STREET,

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I,

2 MPLA DODD. ©
Commission Merchant,

The Pictou Standard ot June
The steamer dler Majesty, while
the Luterculcnial Coal Co's wharf yester-
day, Was run into by the steamer derritd,
and seriously injured. ‘Phe latuor, which
Wis disabled by the Joss ot her screw, was
being towed ap to the wharf, and alter
being cast off, cume into cuilision wita
the iormer, and her anchor which was

Charlottetown Markets,

Ch. Town, July 1, 1869.
44d a 8d

Keef per lb

Mutton per Ib

Pork per lb,, by carcass,
Ham per lb

Geese none | PAT EN’ COMBINATION BANK : look after the progress of some clearings. |” ‘Ine young woman in question turned ;
Fowels Isa ls 6d) OGKS, DEED BOXES, PATENT JALIL And Auctioneer, Ile went on horseback, and carried avheavy very White, Monsiewr le Capitaine turned | B8ging down forward, penetrated her

pluusing, making a hole, through which
the Water rusheu 1 su yoileutly as to ren-
der it recessary to turn her on tu the tats
to prevent her sinking, ler Majesty was
jlouded with acargo of 40UU buls. oF

Is 3d a Is Gd
203 a 21s
18s a 198
2d a 2hd
188 a 20s

old-fashioned ~double-barrelled musket. | very red; but, seeing that bis Yankee rival
Both barrels were loaded with a charge of | looked very black, and was altogether an
slugs, suflicient to bring down a deer, or | ugly customer to deal with on the spot, he
better still, to scare away a jaguar or a] merely said very signilicantly : ‘Monsieur,

Ducks each

Flour per 100 lbs
Oatmeal per 100
Buckwheat Flour, per lb
Codfish per quintal

LOCKS & CELL DOORS, &e. Ke.

Tuos. Futter, | Davip Starr & Sons,
Travelling Agent. Agents, Halifax,
Montreal. Dee 15, y

QUEEN SQUARE,
JNARLOTTETOWN --- P. B. ISLAND

~ ROBERT GORDON,

68

reanibe 180 8.100 | ae ee tree-panther, Mrs, Barclay’s survey took |raison. Certainment we come to Amerique Ran nen al ae : /
De iy ibe sab Is 3daledd}| — BOOT & SHOE him rather late, and it was high noon be- |to fight.” ‘Lhen, bowing low to the lady, Hour, a large part ot which 1s under water,
Chtcis ! Bd a 6d ESTABLISHMENT A U C Tr I 0 N E E R fore he returned through a belt of forest | he strode haughtily away, The Prince of Wales has become a Free-
"Tallow i 8 at ' hve ees May. bebiren ule Gey, aa his “With his sword cling, clang." muson, is ibn TaaNeeek last night
Eggs per dozen ad mah ig home, wat time the tropical forestare | phe next morning, an elderly French} ¥y the Earl of Zetland at the quarterly
Potatoes per bushel 1s Gd a 1s 9d} FAITE eubscriber begs leave to acquaint the LAND BROKER, as silent and as motionless as if they were | Spicer, who lad grown grim nin gray in|‘? eommuuivation” of the United Granil
Barley * a 5s inhabitants of SUMMERSIDE and the | 47poon,,.........22. LZ. Island dead. Knowing this, it was with some |). service, yet had been engaged, as| Lodge of Preemasons, Lis lordship stat-
Oats 28 9d a 28 10d) country generally, that he has commenoed : heey astonishment that Mr, Barclay saw a large principal or second, in more duels than ed that the Prince bad beea made aimuson
Hay per ton 708 8755) iis business of Boot & Shoe Malc- Rererves ¢ creeper, Which hung from a tree in lront | patios, waited on the young farmer, whom | bY the King ol Sweden, aud bad express- ‘
Jlides per Ib 4d fang, in the Shop next door to O, O'Neill's, fon, Judge Young—Charlottetown. of him, swinging quickly toand tro, Such |i. (ound in his barn, threshing, aad pre- |e his wish to join one or more Kuglish
Sheepskins each 4s ads 60) jour the Wesleyan Church, Le trusts that Hlon, G. W. Howlan—Alberton, signs in the forest are never to be diste-| outed a cartel. | ‘Lhw tarmer inying down |lodges. Lord Zetland gave notice of his
Spruce Boards per 100 ft. 4s ads Gd by strict attention to business and good work Mr. Joseph Bertram—Summerside. garded; and he was too old a woodsman his flail Suit 5 Uoliveratal opened the note intention to propuse utthe next grand
Hemlock 9° st Bs Gd a 4s) ig ay yeneral satisfaction and meritashare} —Ajporton, May 13, 1869. ly ot to beat once on the alert. Alter wait- Au tated orapull ut HIS OUINSLLA but, as/ lodge that tue rauk of Vast Grand Master
- wm =] of public patronage. Hairlcis Bac = ———————« ling for some minutes till the oscillation |: AE EEE ee v¢{ be conterred on his Kuyal Livhuess,
-. : — t WILLIAM CLARK, BEN TUPLIN censed, atid Vela venasured by the quiet it was in French, he was obiiged to get conlerre 3 Muy ghuess
oo it REU ] renee Ni ALA NA the Frenchiman to iuterpretit, Somewuat! A Catholic priest in Louisvill sfused
USine ss wras, Summerside, April 22, 1860. ness of his horse, he rode carefully to- F ; I © rerase
: OE eae a > , Syed): Commission Merchant, Mvdethe 666) Hid Ab Illy lbtance [oo Oe sutpEse of that olficer, who was ito pertoria the burial service over a de-
Pee ee ee TILE GENUINE ware ' \ : eager lor some agreeable event to break) Guased Fenian, who Was carried to the

examined it, but lor some time in vain.
At lust the cause of the disturbance became
apparent on close inspection, On a limb
of a tree overlooking the path lay a huge
black anaconda, piled in great masses fold

AUCTIONEER,

And General Agent.
Margate. ... .. LP. H, Island.

the monotony ol a long winter encamp-
ment, he readily consented to a meeting.
Lhe second then reminded him that he, us
the challenged party, was entitled to the

BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Corner of Great George § King Streets,
Charlottetown.

Presidont—Ilon. Danret Brenan,

grave by a procession of the Brotherivod
du regal,

The ehignon is Jiven up by a large num-
ber of ladies ul the best sucivly. “Lhe haw

COMMON SENSE

Family Sewing Machine!

Ca oe rarely: ‘0. eFERENCES ¢ . ‘ : atria chuice of weapons, : ike an ‘ :
Discount Days—Mondays & Thursdays. FOR REFERENCES ¢ over fold, with the end of its tail just * E don't care u button what he fights me | '8 plaited and simply arrauged, without
Hours of Busincss—Fom 10 a.m, tol p.m. £3 5S. Od., Hon. D. Brennan, R. T. Holman, |eurled round the limb on which its great} | fe Lae oa FOP LAN AMIE Eee tue help of the least rape. A great sim-
from 2 p.m-to 4 p.m. AT Ch. Town. Summerside. | bulk rested, and its head lett free, and | With. Aim ready for hun, said the Yuan- plivity 18 about tu succeed to thy elaburate
elevated ubout two feet above the rest of | kee, tither evasively, wiping the sweat

coilfures We have seen tov long; curles or
plaits will constitute all the ornaments ot

ou
22,

1869, pat. pro. 6m

and dust olf his turetiead with a blue cot-
ton handkerehiet,

HARVIE'S BOOKSTORE,

April ‘ f fi
ff —— its body, In this position it was quiet

UNION BANK.

Grafton St., Queen's Square, Charlottetown
President—Caarcns PaLser, Esquire.
Cashier—James Anpenson, Esquire,

Discount Days— Wednesdays & Saturdays.

Hours of Business—From 10 a.m to 1p m.,
from 2 pmto 4pm.

SUMMERSIDE BANK.
Central Street, Summerside, I. E. Island

President~Janes LL, Houman, Esq.
Cashier—K. L. Lyprann, Kequire
Discount Days—Tuesdays and Fridays.
Notes for Discount must bein before 11
o'clock on Discount days.
stours of Burinoss—10 a, m., to 1 p.m.
from 2 p. m., to 4 p.m.

~OASH FOR EGGS!
FEVAB highest price. in Cash, will be paid

fur EGGS, at the Kuneks Hover,
c, C. GARDINER,

Summerside, April 15, 1869,

Charlottetown, and PRINCE COUNTY
BOUKSTORE, Summerside,
June 4, 1869,
THOMAS HALL
S NOW PREPARED, with the assistance
of the STEAM POWER, to furnish any
number of

THRESHING MACTIINES,

of tho most improved kind,

Tron Turning, Wood do., Carts,
Trucks, de., e.,

manufactured, together with

Allother Work in his branch of trade
Every Machine warranted to do good work,

THOMAS HALL,

Summerside, May 20, 1869.—tf. See

The Journal is the best advertising

medium on the Island.

~TANEORD BROTILERS,
Successors to Thomas Hanford,
Gommission Merrhants,
And General Agents,
IL NORTH MARKET WHARF,
SAINI JOLUN, N. B.

Cnas. U. Haxronp, Frev, 8. HWanxrorp

J. H. ALLEN,
Commission Merchant,

AND DEALER IN
PROVISIONS, &c.,

MARKET STREET, - ST. JOHN, N. B.
ya Gives personal atiention to the Sale

and Purchase of every description of Goods,
May 0, 1868.

prepared for action, and, holding on by

its tail, could at once drop its great length

down with resistless force on any unhappy

animal, or even person, that might pass
below, and when once secured in its gi-
gintic fo.ds, the rest was certain, whether
to man or goat, or deer, or sheep. Mr

Barelay, however, was not inclined to
give it such a chance on his account, and
waited quietly ata little distance tll, by
some cautious manwuyring, he gota full
view of the creature's head against the
bright blue sky. ‘Then he tired, and so
shattered the reptile’s head that, alter
writhing for A moment, it came in aw heap

* Ah! den, we prefer do repaire, what
you eall the small sword, Wil dat please
monsivur, eh?” said the ollicer, bowing
and smiling with overwhelming politeness.
“Ol yes, as well as unything—small
swords or horse-pistols ; [ain't particular,”
replied the farmer, cooly,
aud plice were agreed upon,
the barn as out ol the presence of royalty
the farmer took up bis tail and went or
with his threshing—thump, thump, thamp

ground, over in the woud, very early on

to the ground, Lb was far from dead, how-

moment he durst not approach it,

again, ‘The
twenty-nine feet in length, and) ow

as evi

sild spring morning; the gay captain i

it lay still, when he gota close shot with |surgeon of the legion, with his ominous
his second barrel, and it never moved | case of instruments, his lint and bandages

form

dently, from ita great thickness, imme. [home spun trowsers, tucked into cowshin | te.” “Thos is sant to bo a sure remedy,

‘Then the time

Both parties came punctuaily to the

tag hair, dno trout, the hair is still raised
as high as possivie, and the ears remain
tree. Bor quiet: young girls, two bund-
eaux ure raised olf in trout tustened very
high at the back, and then drop in curles,
itivng enuugh, All tho rest of the hair is
left loose, in curls, or simply waved, if
the hair is very long, however, itis piaived,
as dvove menuoned.—Monilcur de la Made,

The Frenchman bowed himselt out of

Curnw ror FrRton,—Among our ex-
changes We notice the lollowing simply
method of curing a pest which has been
jvery annoying to the human family tor
| centuries: “When you first feel the
0) slinging or thamping sensation procure a

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ever, and plunged widely, so that for aj undress uaitora, with the old major, his | suril pieee ot Hy blister, plave it directly
At last | demin bearing & brace of small swords; the | over tae spot, aud let it remain for wbout

eight hours ; then remove the sane, and
you will see the lelon, or matter under the

rpent measured pearly | then the farmer, in yet more undress uni- | surface of the skin, and whieh you can re-
i.e, red Manel shirt and gray | move by pricking with the point of a need: